Without looking into this problem in detail, sounds like a scoping problem to
me. I would suggest trying to change the scope of the bean being used to see if
this fixes the problem.
Regards,
Dave Young.
PS: Sorry my previous post was blank, we have use a very troublesome emal client
( ccMail ) here.
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Subject: Re:Jrun Cache problem
Author: David Young
Date: 24/03/2000 9:41
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